President lists objections to Bank of the United States charter
In a July message the President returns the bill to recharter the Bank of the United States, arguing it grants vast monopoly gains to stockholders, harms states rights, burdens Western states, risks foreign control, and lowers national sovereignty. He calls for a purely American bank with citizen stockholders and asserts the bill favors foreigners and the rich. The memo outlines economic and political perils and hints at further conclusions to follow.
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Senate
Bank of the United States
Bank of the
United States
Congress
Elgessen
Amauiaun
Stecniettlers
Supreme Court
U. States
Great Britain
Western States
Eastern
Middle States
Middle and Eastern
Europe
Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
Missouri
Natches
St. Louis
Atlantic
Amercan
Mrs Trollope Outcry Sparks North Newspaper Ferment
Col. Telescope notes the North roars over Mrs Trollope claiming they lack gentility while newspapers devote space to the controversy. The debate over manners and social status dominates public discourse and press attention.
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Terif
Reflections on Intemperance and Religious Mania
A long critique warns against religious fanaticism as a form of intemperance fueling societal collapse. It condemns zealotry, calls for reform of church hierarchy, and laments the destruction of families, urging Christians to oppose both alcohol and religious extremism.
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James
Hell
Public Meeting Notes and Correspondent Requests
The article discusses omitted reports from the Barnwell district meeting and Sealsville celebration, the need to publish correspondence promptly, and advice to a subscriber to focus on argument rather than tautology while supporting shared views. It notes room limits and promises to publish future communications as practicable.
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Barnwell
Sealsville
Elbert County
Jefrersey
Barnweer
Adjournment Ordered as Senate Resolves Tariff Conference
The House agreed to adjourn on Monday the 16th after the Senate resolution to adjourn. A Conference Committee was appointed on the Tariff bill by both Houses with Messrs Winking Hayse and Dickrerson named among the committee.
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Charleston Evening Post
Wasaweron
Senate
Tousiana
House
Tariff Party
Milne
Clay
Congress
House of Representatives
Messrs
Winking, Hayse
Dickrerson
Cholera in New York Sees Rising Case Count and Exits
The cholera situation in New York worsens with daily case totals rising from 42 new cases and 21 deaths on the 6th to 105 new cases and 28 deaths on the 9th and 120 new cases with 44 deaths on the 10th. Some residents have left the city, with estimates ranging from seven to fifty thousand. The Commercial Advertiser cites medical opinion predicting abatement in virulence.
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New York
Minist
Board of Health
President's veto message on a proposed bank discussed
A newspaper prints part of the presidents veto message on a mammoth bank, praising the document's warnings about tyranny and corruption while criticizing a passage that hints the executive would dictate such a bank. It notes concerns over dictation and legislative prerogatives and mentions a few minor objections.
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Congress
Legislative Department
Celebration at Appling Reflects Georgia Freedom Spirit
A Georgia paper lauds the Aniline celebration in Columbia County on the Fourth praising unity against tariffs and federal overreach. It extols W. Henry and Mr. Mouny and previews Mr. Howry’s forthcoming speech as evidence of ardent liberty and loyal support for Carolina in a common cause.
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Appling
Columbia
Aniline
South
van Bones
Georgia
Carolina
van Buren
Wenstey Henry
Secluswu
Guy
Praden
Namby
Pamby
Hoxwy
The Political Sermons and Public Religion in Early Discourse
A newspaper notes sermons from Presbyterian and Unitarian churches on political matters. It discusses the preacher's duty, the influence of faith on liberty, and the call to moral conduct and rational discourse in defense of freedom.
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Levi
Raiberty
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